The New Paper, 12 September 1988
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Title Section12 1988-09-12 1 the new paper MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1988 MCI (P) 179/4/88 50 CENTS12 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement10 1988-09-12 1 v powtRiN WHOSE HAND? JETSTREAM: GO TO JAPAN! FREE! 3310 words
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Advertisement38 1988-09-12 1 CALL JUDGES 'CURRY CHICKEN' People cry foul at national bird-singing contest. Some say judges favour friends. 4 INSIDE 11. 12. WORLD 14. IS. 24. SHOWTIME TV GUIDE CENTREFOLD FOOD FASHION 26, COMICS RADIO FAST ADS/JOBS 30 SPORTS RACING38 words
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Article, Illustration30 1988-09-12 1 Policeman pushes crowd to safety just before another big blast. Explosion in Toa Payoh shophouse shoots gas cylinders like rockets. /Page 3 ill- BUumimniluuwini^nnmumiu* Oimphtn /PmimSmthtmOimphtn /PmimSmthtm - 30 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration299 1988-09-12 2 Augustine Low - Stories/ Augustine Low SIX-YEAR-OLD Sie Sheng Ai's pink autograph book has the latest and one of Singapore's most famous signatures: that of Lee Kuan Yew. "I will show this to my friends tomorrow. I am very proud to have the Prime Minister's name in my book,"Picture/ Jonathan Choo - 299 words
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271 1988-09-12 2 NON-CONSTITUENCY Members of Parliament who are fined at least $2,000 or jailed a year or more will lose their seats in Parliament. This is because they face the same constitutional provision which applies to MPs. It was confirmed by Mr Ch'ng Jit271 words
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Article64 1988-09-12 2 REMEMBER that Michael Jackson album called Bad? It was a bad Sunday for his fans. Some 3,400 needed medical help after a stampede at the US singer's concert in Liverpool, England. Yesterday's crush started when eager fans tried to force their way into the open-air arena without tickets.64 words
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Article115 1988-09-12 2 A DAY of golf rounded up the three-day visit of Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan of Thailand. He spent his entire day yesterday playing golf with First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, who also hosted a lunch for him at the Tanah Merah Country115 words
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Article139 1988-09-12 2 Wire services. POLICE in South Africa say a dentist tried to murder his ex-lover's boyfriend with arsenic-laced chocolates and then tried to cover himself by eating some of the candy. Attempted murder charges are to be filed against Tinus Stunlinger, a playboy dentist with aWire services. - 139 words
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Article, Illustration462 1988-09-12 2 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe TODAY, she will find out what her duties will be at the Ministry of Community Development. Tonight she will hold her first meet-the-people session as MP for Bukit Gombak. On Nov 1, she will make history. For Dr462 words
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Article, Illustration687 1988-09-12 3 Thusitha de Silva; Ambrose Poh - By Thusitha de Silva and Ambrose Poh A QUICK-THINKING police officer saved more than 50 people from injury when an explosion destroyed a shophouse in Toa Payoh yesterday evening. Station Inspector Jaswinder Singh of Toa Payoh police station was on patrol in his car when hePictures/ John Tan - 687 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous25 1988-09-12 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook for Singapore from noon to midnight: Showers over many areas in the early afternoon. Maximum temperature: 30degrees. Sunset today: 7.04 pm.25 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration400 1988-09-12 4 Michelle Oh - By Michelle Oh THEY cried foul and shouted "curry chicken". Some people at Jurong Bird Park yesterday shouted at judges of a national birdsinging contest because they felt cheated. "Curry chicken means they are doing a favour to their friends," said a 23-year-old bartender, Mr400 words
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Article159 1988-09-12 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. Elegance: If a person or thing has elegance, it has a pleasing and graceful appearance. Evident: Clear. Something is evident if it is easily noticed or understood. Exploit: If159 words
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Article, Illustration649 1988-09-12 5 P N Balji - CABINET PRESS CONFERENCE Stories P N Balji LOOK out for the year 1990. That's when you'll get a clearer idea of some of the people who will see this giant "company" called Singapore through the 20th century. And perhaps take us into the 21st century. ThePictures/ Steven Lee - 649 words
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234 1988-09-12 5 My key priorities: A priority is thinking up plans to help the poor, the 25 per cent of Singaporeans who have not benefited as much as others. IDPM hastened to add that handouts are out. "It will be on the basis of234 words
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Article214 1988-09-12 5 IT WAS election night. Mr Goh Chok Tong had just arrived at Ping Yi Secondary School, one of the vote-counting centres. Then he was booed mainly by a group of young Malays, he said. The feeling of community leaders and MPs is not encouraging214 words
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Article, Illustration400 1988-09-12 6 Ambrose Poh - By Ambrose Poh MR Wang Ah Sun is 72 years old. He does not hear well and has a failing left eye. Wang sells The New Paper to support himself and his wife Madam Ho Mun Soon, also 72, who cannot walk. They live in a400 words
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Article89 1988-09-12 6 YOU heard 'em. There was this unknown station blaring out hot pops over your car radios, ghetto busters and home hi-fi, and you wanted us to solve the mystery. So we did. Hotline Plus callers were burning with curiosity. Their only clue was89 words
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Article, Illustration303 1988-09-12 6 IT'S open season on history in Singapore until Oct 10. These are the targets: people with secrets historians would like to know, interesting buildings, a nook, any outstanding personality, and undiscovered things in nature. So rare beasts, such as frogs, beetles and butterflies303 words
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Article, Illustration322 1988-09-12 6 SELLING of babies. Fashion of the 20s. Chinese wedding dress of the 30s. Picture the past in these donations to the National Museum, Library and Archives yesterday. They were among a small pile of treasures given by seven donors. There was also a Japanese-Chinese-Malay-English dictionary published322 words
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Article, Illustration391 1988-09-12 7 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee F I iOURTEEN Operation Raleigh Venturers were left exhausted after a campfire sing-along on Saturday. The sturdy crew, who have braved heat and cold and the deserts and oceans of the world, fell... to 15 members of the Singapore Handicapped Welfare Association.Pictures/ Jonathan Choo - 391 words
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Advertisement77 1988-09-12 8 H Bestsellers. Chart toppers. Prime time TV. Box-office hits. And misses. NEVER A DULL MOMENT Travel spots. Nightspots. Read about what's boring and what's not. (And who's bonng, who's not.) Beauty advice. Downtown chic. Talking points. Trends to keep up with. Plus shopping ideas we know you'll buy. Where it's77 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration247 1988-09-12 9 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song THERE were more than 200 babies in the Shuqun Primary School hall yesterday, at the Yuhua Baby Show '88. Only a handful went home with more than photographs for the album. Three-time baby contest winner Julianna Lim Siew Yi was one of them. ThePictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 247 words
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Article215 1988-09-12 9 TWO men suspected to be touts were arrested by the police at Lucky Plaza yesterday. They were taken away by two officers in a police car, watched by crowds near the taxi stand at the entrance to the shopping centre. This happened at about215 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-09-12 9 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram THEY came from all over the world moms, dads, grandpas, even babies to take part in a historical road race at 10 pm yesterday at Marina Square. Sport Aid '88 was no ordinary race. It wasPictures/ Sam Yeo - 414 words
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Article, Illustration231 1988-09-12 10 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram AT MIDNIGHT on Friday, Miss Singapore/World 1987 returns to just being Ms Janicia Koh, graphics designer with a printing firm. Sixteen girls will try for the 1988 title on that night. Koh, 22, will give up her crown and throne to the winner. "It's231 words
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Article, Illustration196 1988-09-12 10 Danny Tan - By Danny Tan COLLEEN Britton is used to hunks. The 23-year-old, brown-eyed Hawaiian model has rubbed shoulders with Tom Selleck in 15 episodes of the TV series, Magnum PI "He was really friendly," said the ex-art college student who was born in Portland,Picture/ John Tan - 196 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration54 1988-09-12 11 A camp or a refugee prison? Unwanted: Since the late 70s, thousands of Vietnamese have fled in search of a better life. The earlier welcome has worn thin. This Vietnamese family of four is among 4,000 refugees in Hongkong's San Yick camp, a prison-like place that offers foul air andPicture/ Afp - 54 words
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Article64 1988-09-12 11 Wireservices. A BUILDING under construction collapsed in central Bangkok last night, killing at least one person and injuring eight. Police said 16 people escaped before the building collapsed completely. Rescue workers today were still trying to find six others believed to have been trapped. TheWireservices. - 64 words
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Article202 1988-09-12 11 Wire services. PRINCE Charles as governor of Hongkong? The Sunday Times of London says Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has suggested to him that he take the job in time to hand the British colony over to China in 1997. The newspaper quoted from a new biographyWire services. - 202 words
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Article277 1988-09-12 11 Wire services. ZIMBABWE Foreign Minister Nathan Shamuyarira has accused Singapore of lacking sympathy for Third World nations. He also says that Singapore is wrong in minimising the importance of the NonAligned Movement (NAM). Shamuyarira, in an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation, protested against a speech deliveredWire services. - 277 words
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Article, Illustration477 1988-09-12 11 William L. Chaze - By William L. Chaze FOREIGN EDITOR A LOOK at US political history shows why Democrat Michael Dukakis has come under heavy pressure from backers to get down and dirty with Republican George Bush. The two are fighting for the right477 words
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Article334 1988-09-12 12 Wire Services. IRAQI President Saddam Hussein said he turned down an offer to swap an advanced Soviet tank for American cannons during the war with Iran an apparent violation of US law. His comments yesterday came at a time when US-Iraq ties have taken aWire Services. - 334 words
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190 1988-09-12 12 Wire services. AN AMERICAN retreat from Asia would harm Washington's security interests, warns US Defence Secretary Frank Carlucci. Carlucci says he would reject calls at home and abroad for a cut in US security spending overseas. The official, who madeWire services. - 190 words
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Article, Illustration186 1988-09-12 12 Wire services. BANGLADESH has received $236 million in foreign relief to fight the worst flooding in the nation's history, an official says. "The world has responded promptly and generously to our appeal for help to the flood victims," Information Minister Mahbubur Rahman said atWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration45 1988-09-12 12 Triumph: Indian tycoon and newspaper publisher Vijayapat Singhania has set a world record for long-distance flight in a super-light plane. He flew 10,000 km from Britain to India in just 23 days, shaving 11 days off the old mark. Reuter. Reuter.Reuter. - 45 words
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190 1988-09-12 12 Wire services. IN YET another bid to calm protesting millions, Burma's Parliament has cleared the way for the country's first real elections since 1960. Parliament said the multiparty elections could be held as soon as late October. The opposition seemed unimpressed. LeadersWire services. - 190 words
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Article195 1988-09-12 13 Wire services. TAMIL rebels killed 11 people in Eastern Sri Lanka even as Colombo forged ahead with a peace plan, police report. Officials said the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam attacked two villages about 210 km east of Colombo. A 15-member gang carried out the weekendWire services. - 195 words
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Article, Illustration43 1988-09-12 13 Heated protest: Student protestors in Seoul vent their anger at the US by burning an effigy of Uncle Sam. Radical students blame the presence of US troops in South Korea for the continued division of the Korean peninsula. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 43 words
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Article, Illustration264 1988-09-12 13 Papal warning against "lust for power" Wire services. SOUTH Africa seeks to thaw relations with Mozambique before a visit by Pope John Paul II to the neighbouring country later this week. President Pieter W. Botha left Pretoria today for the first-ever talks with theWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 264 words
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206 1988-09-12 13 Wire services. PHILIPPINE Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus says more than money is at issue in the military-bases dispute between Manila and Washington. Manglapus departed yesterday for a speech to the UN and talks in Washington about the future of the bases.Wire services. - 206 words
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131 1988-09-12 13 Wire services. AFGHAN rebels say 500 people were killed over the weekend when government bombers raided a guerillaheld town in the south-east. Bodies were "lying like goats or sheep slaughtered en masse", a rebel spokesman said. They named Spin Buldak as the target.Wire services. - 131 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration450 1988-09-12 14 Last Wednesday was a night to remember for Australian super pop group INXS (pronounced In Excess). MTV, rock's premier music video station in the US, crowned the six-man band with no less than five trophies for their video, Need You Tonight Mediate. DANNY TAN takes450 words
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Article, Illustration444 1988-09-12 15 Geraldine Goh - Story and Pictures/ Geraldine Goh R I ADIO buffs who tune in to FM 101.6 this Friday will get to hear weird noises from a h "zoo" at Batam Island. Actually a music station, Amazing FM Zoo 101.6 has deejays called Joe Monkey,444 words
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Article, Illustration224 1988-09-12 15 Sonja Tan; Toh Hai Leong - By Sonja Tan and Toh Hai Leong BIG (Orchard) BIG is about a 12-year-old boy who wishes he were big. He wakes up the next morning all of 35 years bigger. A funny and often true-to-life story with deeper messages about boys, men and corporate land. Times: 11 am,224 words
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Article, Illustration247 1988-09-12 15 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon FORGET the idea of music being relaxing. "Music is stress to me now," said Robert Seng lySo speaks a guy whose hobby has taken over his life. It is practically everything he does these days. And Robert's expertise in computermade music is taking247 words
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Article60 1988-09-12 15 COMPUTER-generated music started when the personal computer appeared about 20 years ago. Some musicians experimented by hooking up instruments to PCs. They did this to program and store music and to create unusual sounds. Since then, keyboards cum computers are able to make sounds from a60 words
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BEST-CASE SCENARIO
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Article, Illustration746 1988-09-12 16 ELECTIONS '88: A COMMENTARY It's been a week since the general election. Enough time to mull things over. See if you agree with H L LIM of The New Paper. He says the election results are the best for this time: In Singapore THE general election746 words
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Article, Illustration1319 1988-09-12 16 HEARD the latest political riddle? It's post-elections '88 vintage: What do Potong Pasir and Eunos GRC have in common? Answer: A swimming-pool and Teleview. Follow-up riddle: What do a swimming-pool and Teleview have in common? Answer: PAP. During the campaignPicture/ Simon Ker - 1,319 words
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Page 17 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1791 1988-09-12 17 Television s JLia AFRICA is a haven for many species of a Oberor 1 SINGER and musician Billy of birds. The cormorant is one of them. Queenie r J Joel gained fame for his hits In this documentary, we see these beautiful half-caste, rises J Uptown Girl, Just The Way1,791 words
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Miscellaneous241 1988-09-12 17 fc BBS 10.45 pm Pop Club Billy Joel In London: See Screen Gems. 11.25 Crime Story Strange Bedfellows: Frank Holman, who is in Federal custody, implicates Lt Torello with his testimony, claiming that Torello is corrupt and involved with Luca. Crime's grime: 21.25 pm, SBC 5. 12.15 Close O 10.30241 words
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Article, Illustration160 1988-09-12 18 This chameleon of a lady changes her image with each new album. She's been aj;eddy girl, Arabian princess, sex kitten and more. An all-round entertainer, she sings, acts and dances. Nan*: Anita Mui Birtbdate: Oct 10, 1963 Aft: 24 Height: 1.67 m Weight 46kg FamilyPicture/ Simon Ker - 160 words
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BEST-CASE SCENARIO
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Article, Illustration745 1988-09-12 21 ELECTIONS '88: A COMMENTARY It's been a week since the general election. Enough time to mull things over. See if you agree with H L LIM of The New Paper. He says the election results are the best for this time. In Singapore THE general election745 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1988-09-12 21 HEARD the latest political riddle? It's post-elections '88 vintage: What do Potong Pasir and Eunos GRC have in common? Answer: A swimming-pool and Teleview. Follow-up riddle: What do a swimming-pool and Teleview have in common? Answer: PAP. During the campaignPicture/ Simon Ker - 1,321 words
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Article, Illustration522 1988-09-12 22 FOODNOTES I "T"S NICE to tuck into a juicy steak. Opinions vary as to how cooked they should be, but moBt people have theirs "medium-rare". Don't drown your steak in tomato or chilli .sauce a good piece of meat does not need any help with flavour.522 words
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Page 22 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous125 1988-09-12 22 KITCHENTIPS POTATOES SALTY FOOD FROZEN MILK PLASTIC BOTTLES Baked potatoes retain A raw potato added to a soup If you use milk only for tea Cut empty plastic soft drink virtually all their vitamin C, or stew that has become too or coffee, chances are it will bottles in half.125 words
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FASHIONTODAY
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Article, Illustration166 1988-09-12 23 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong TO KEEP up with the trend towards mannish clothes, department store Isetan has launched a collection called Soft Masculinity. The tailored look of the '30s and '40s has been adapted to softer, more current styles. "Conservative" and "mannish" are the key words166 words
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Article, Illustration204 1988-09-12 23 THINK tailored that is the message coming through loud and clear from the catwalks of Paris. A simpler, cleaner silhouette is the latest look. Fussy details are out. There is a continued trend towards restrained elegance. There are lots of pants and suits, with only a few204 words
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Advertisement20 1988-09-12 23 mmL ARE TOU COVERED UNDER AN INCOME UMBRELLA? For more details please call NTUC INCOME at *****20 or *****66. INCOME20 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration434 1988-09-12 24 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang FOR five hours early this morning, nearly 50 million people from 128 nations ran and partied to raise money for the world's starving children. The event Sport Aid 88 was a gigantic project organised by the Sport Aid Organisation based in London.434 words
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Article, Illustration464 1988-09-12 25 USA Today. NOTHING pleased Liberace more than too much of a good thing. Which is why Mr Showmanship might be smiling today if he knew how Hollywood is scrambling to tell the story of his life. Duelling TV movies have been racing to get onUSA Today. - 464 words
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Article, Illustration318 1988-09-12 25 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong IT was Studio One Presents brought to the doorstep. About 3,000 people saw SBC's first road show this year at Alexandra on Saturday. It was the first of seven shows called Together...We Celebrate. These shows will be staged around the318 words
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Advertisement205 1988-09-12 24 Fill in cnmenne d sumomiioiib H H a subscription Straits Times Weekly jm rn t^k B Name overseas about _,J I Send a subscription tor months at S/USS I a cheque/money order would like my subscription jßiyywc. I r I Country PCode The Straits Times Overseas Weekly. \v£ HV i205 words
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Advertisement315 1988-09-12 26 Build up your child's Word Power with on jsa b a A new series of 10 books, specially designed to help young children learn new words within a particular grammatical context The lively and amusing illustrations in full-colour will delight the children while parents and teachers will find these books315 words
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Miscellaneous94 1988-09-12 26 COMICRELEF Hagar the Horrible/pik Browne Y Wgfeg Merrill f HIT US (|4oW,THBfJ—tiOYIajOSBP TO>gQ j AllgUStS/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill Y T\w& that IS A tvX\s) NO rJ^N{MC>Tmi*A™& George the Robot/stephen Stanley IN* G/ar A p" ..IT mas AW J "TV. "Thc w.-fvi«r is tbo Sn? y t v#usrser. k. sww. AA94 words
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Miscellaneous107 1988-09-12 27 COMICRELIEF Orchard Road/coim Goh Cathy/cathy Guisewite HO HUM... 1 f I'M NOT II B H/WE TO 6€\ If WHV DOCS IT WAS I V'HDU *K T WE SHOULD If RCAON TO 60 jUP E/WW FOR IffVOUR STUPlO PAID FOR YOUK AH6ZL HAlR jST/W-J|HAVE LIVE J THERE FR/WKlE .1 ffECTlNO. City/Stephen107 words
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Miscellaneous55 1988-09-12 27 Single Slices/peter tohlsaat H I llfl ,-«^||fjgB^P.. 1J Air in I I "We will grow together. We will weather storms together. We will lay down roots together....If we could only have children." Ziggy/T° m Wilson Herman/Jim Linger W I "Oh. that's nice. It says,'Our company took every precaution to see55 words
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Miscellaneous252 1988-09-12 28 W VvAAy (\al [I AA rSySyS* Jy\SSS* w ■"■s <V\AAAAAJ yyyyyys Voices From The u Heart (RadlO 1, 8.05 pm) 3KT Vcr J CO S I~* AM MTIIP nnurrommo AN IN IUC programme for members, with special requests for their family and friends played by Thomas -1 rpi i j252 words
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Miscellaneous893 1988-09-12 28 RADIOGUIDE EMiEM CVJm'Hl'Kl NOON News In Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Good Music, Company And Me: 12.05 Lunckdate: Join Jeanette Jo- A musical entertainment for seph for a programme of enter- NOON Easy Listening: Featuring the y° u from DJ Jacqueline Tan taming music and songs with Clebanoff String Orchestra893 words
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Miscellaneous450 1988-09-12 28 NOON Newsdetk 12.30 Where A*|di Fear To Tread 12.45 Reflections 12.50 Wavegaide 1.00 World News 1.00 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary. 1.30 Nature Notebook I.45 Recording of the Week: A personal choice of new record releases. 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 The Stuarts: In 1660, the Puritan rule of England collapsed and the450 words
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Advertisement203 1988-09-12 29 APPOINTMENTS *?nith travel pte ltd has vacancies for the following positions: Minimum GCE 'O' level and preferably possess a driving licence. Preferably with 2 years of experience in the service industry. To develop service corporate accounts Minimum GCE 'O* level. To attend to tour enquiries and bookings. Minimum GCE 'O'203 words
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Advertisement286 1988-09-12 29 A leading packaging company situated at Randan (off Clementi) invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post of: 1 RECEPTIONIST Our requirements: min GCE 'O' or "N" level female age 18 to 28 years old speaks English and Mandarin able to type pleasant personality The successful candidate can look286 words
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Advertisement226 1988-09-12 29 Established garments buying agent has vacancy for QUALITY CONTROLLER Requirements: Minimum 1-2 years relevant working experience Must be able to communicate in English and Mandarin Possess initiative and able to work independently with minimum supervision Interested applicants please apply in writing with resume complete with photograph, present and expected salary226 words
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Article, Illustration263 1988-09-12 30 Singapore portrait SEOULBEAT Presenting, Singapore's best hope for a medal in Seoul, Ang Peng Siong. The fastest Asian swimmer, Peng Siong hopes to be the fastest in the world. he makes OLYMPIC FACTSHEET FULL NAME: Ang Peng Siong BIRTHPLACE/DATE: S pore, *****.62 HEIGHT/WEIGHT: I.Bom, 81.5 kg HOME:Picture/ Jonathan Choo - 263 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration197 1988-09-12 31 us OPEN AP. MATS Wilander ended Ivan Lendl's three-year reign as US Open tennis champion with a dramatic five-set victory yesterday in the longest final in Open history. Wilander, who won 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 in four hours and 54 minutes, also took over the No.AP.; Picture/ Afp - 197 words
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Article296 1988-09-12 31 Wire Services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Brussels men's Marathon: 1 Vesa Kahkola (Fin) 2:16:53 2 JeanPierre Paumen (Bel) 2:18:41 3 Willy van Huylehroeck (Bel) 2:18:54. MOTOR RACING Italian Grand Prix: 1 Gerhard Berger (Aus) Ferrari 2 Michele Alboreto (Ita) Ferrari 3 Eddie Cheever (US) Arrows 4 DerekWire Services. - 296 words
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Article, Illustration157 1988-09-12 31 Reuter. BARCELONA stormed to the top of the Spanish First Division soccer standings with a 3-0 away win over Elche yesterday. Barcelona's new signing from Atletico Madrid, Spanish international striker Julio Salinas, cele- brated his 26th birthday with two first-half goals. Captain Jose Alexanco netted Barcelona's third inReuter. - 157 words
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Article92 1988-09-12 31 Reuter, AFP. CINDERELLA soccer club AUXERRE consolidated its lead of the French First Division with a 1-0 victory over lowly but tough Lille. In Monaco, the host took the lead through a header by Glenn Hoddle, but Nice drew 1-1 with a penalty goal by Daniel Bravo. Results:Reuter, AFP. - 92 words
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Article172 1988-09-12 31 RACING ...with DENNIS CHIA I BUKIT Timah trainer William Chua has continued his buying spree of yearlings in Karaka, New Zealand. He bought another 21 lots on the second day of the Horses In Training sales, emerging as the top buyer. In all he bought a172 words
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Miscellaneous122 1988-09-12 31 TVSPORTS -30-^ US re v sir (:,,p j 10.15pm: Sportsview: Tennis US l0 Pre-Olympics. >HH adies Sin les 11* TUES IfiJTl Pre-Olympics. 10|MB: Olympics. 11pm: Malaysia Cup. SAT |(112 ®-25am: Seoul Olympics '88 Open I'—wj ing Ceremony 'live'. WW |/|«2 10.30pm: Countdown to '88. r. i m IJ 11pm: Midweek122 words
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ASIANJUNIORATHLETICS
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Article, Illustration383 1988-09-12 32 SHAHIRON SAHARI; ABDUL SHUKOR - As China pipped Japan yesterday in the overall medals tally by just one gold with its haul of 14 golds, two silvers and two bronzes, there were shadows of doubt cast on at least two areas Reports by SHAHIRON SAHARI and ABDUL SHUKOR; I lAI WAN'SPictures by JOHN TAN - 383 words
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227 1988-09-12 32 JAPAN will rue the one that got away but there was also one they almost didn't win. The Japanese finished the 2nd Asian Track and Field meet yesterday with 13 gold medals, one short of overall winner China. One more gold and Japan227 words
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Article, Illustration87 1988-09-12 32 THE women's high jump mark was yesterday shattered by Taiwan's Su ChunYuen and China's Zhang Tong. They cleared 1.82 m breaking the 1.74 m mark. However, Zhang was named the winner after a recount. Zhang led the favourite Su all the way until the bar87 words
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Article, Illustration144 1988-09-12 32 JAPAN'S spiky-haired Tatsuo Sugimoto was crowned the Asian Junior 100-metre king and then made clear his next conquest. "I will be the Asian champion next year," said the 17-year-old after breezing to the tape in 10.535ec. And in next year's Asian Track and144 words
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Article, Illustration334 1988-09-12 33 ALFONSO CHAN - Stories by ALFONSO CHAN AND SO it came to pass that everyone who predicted a Jahangir win in the battle of the Khans came to grief. Jahangir was king for six years, but when the young pretender Jansher dethroned him in the 1987 World Open and at the334 words
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Article227 1988-09-12 33 SQUASH is alive and well, judging from the fans streaming into the West Coast Recreation Centre to watch nine of the world's top 10 players in action. The Singapore Squash Rackets Association could be laughing all the way to the bank, with over $40,000227 words
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Article109 1988-09-12 33 JANSHKH KHAN'S DAILY DIET: 6.00 am: 20km running for 2hr. 9.00: Light breakfast of fresh orange juice, milkshake and fruits. 9.30-11.00; Rest 1112.15pm. Solitary training on court drills, ate. 12.30: Light lunch of chicken, salad and juice. 2.00-4.09: Sleep. 4.30: Tea. 5.00-7.80: Series of matches against six to109 words
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Article, Illustration678 1988-09-12 34 ENTERTAINMENT of a different kind took place in a football match last night. It raised laughter in the stands, broke spirits in the park, and sent Singapore officials spinning with confusion. It was worth every cent of the small crowd's money. And every single minute of its time.Pictures/ Steven Lee - 678 words
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Article, Illustration232 1988-09-12 35 MIDFIELDER Hasnim Haron was literally floored by the shock of his first Malaysia Cup goal. In a dazzling solo run, Hasnim left three Sabah defenders chasing shadows before blasting a right-footed shot to the roof of the net. Hasnim then tried to celebrate the goal with the usualPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 232 words
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Article, Illustration147 1988-09-12 35 SINGAPORE'S victories over Brunei and Sabah may have been unconvincing but the six points have certainly brightened its quar-ter-final hopes. The Republic can confirm its place in the last eight with a win over Negri Sembilan on Sunday at the National Stadium. If it can also147 words
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Article144 1988-09-12 35 LAST night's game revealed a new problem for coach Seak Poh Leong his players lack maturity in face-to-face situations. If this problem is not resolved soon, it could prove costly later. Said Poh Leong: "There won't be that many situations from the quarter-finals onwards. "We144 words
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Article, Illustration750 1988-09-12 36 MONDAY ►Gallery VIENNESE ART. See contemporary works by Austrian artist Oscar von Asboth. Specially brought in as part of the Grand Viennese Affair. Free. Dynasty Hotel lobby. 10 am 8 pm. ART ON WOOD. Woodblock prints by 19th century Japanese artists. Free. Antiques of the Orient,750 words
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Article14 1988-09-12 36 CENTRESTAGE: Neil Simon's romantic comedy FOOD: Beer festival COMING UP: Genting outing14 words
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Article, Illustration99 1988-09-12 36 No, it doesn't refer to a terrorist or a small tortoise. Believe it or not, it's actually a garden. And mind you, it is a little garden inside a glass bottle. Trivia nugget: these items were once known as Wardian cases because they were created by99 words
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